The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-01

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1t seems altogether likely, just now,
that there will never be another Presi.
dent from Ohio.
A tull line fresh patient medicines
Just received at McFarland's City
Drug Store near the postofflce.
The friends of Senator Voorhes are
opposed to him running for governor,
they not deeming the sacrifice neces.
sary for party success.
Go to Critzman, the Jeweler, for
your Silverware. Largest stock in
town.
Mr.. John l.. Sullivan is making a
very decided impression OH English
men, especially those who get in the
way of his left handlers.
Most made a mistake in going to
New York. Had he settled in Ohio he
might now be Lieutenant Governor
with patriot Foraker.
Smoke Loves Glory, Grand Repub-
lie, Clipper and West End Cigar, all
long HAVANA filled at McFarland's
City Drug Store near the postoffice.
The first ten miles OF the Thee C's
railroad, running nothward from
Camden, has been inspected by Com.
missioner Jervey, of the late Railroad
Commission, and pronounced in first
class order.
The secretary OF the Steemakers'
Association, located in Philadelphia,
states that the published reports that
general suspension OF the steel rail
mills has been ordered are without
foundation. There has been no
thought Of suspending the mills.
"Now that 'Othello' belongs to the
public" said Verdi recently, at ceas-
es to be mine; 1t separates Itself from
me entirely; and the place it he'd
within me was so large that feel an
enormous vacancy, and think that !
can never again fill 1t up" Verdi
should try railway restaurant pie.
The public will commend the ac-
Lion Of President Cleveland in declin-
ing to accept deed, sent him by some
st. Paul real estate spectators, to a
lot in a suburban tract called "Cleve-
land Park" The declination is, in
wholesale contrast with customs which
prevailed in the White House with
some of his predecessors since the war
First Sweet Girl-The paper says
black stocking will go out Of fashion
IN another year
Second Sweet Girl--Dear mel
don't know how we'd get along with
out black stockings.
"Nor I. Our shoes would be always
dusty"
Yes, we couldn't stand on one feet
and wipe the toes off on white stock
IiAgs it would show" Omaha World
There will arrive at Mcfarland.
City Drug Store near the pnstoffice tht
handsomest and most extensive line
Of holiday goods suitable for Christ.
mas presents that was ever brought t,
Juhnson City, the line comprises {
complete assortment of the very neat
est and prettiest STYLES Of dressing cas-
es shaving and toilet sets, purses anC
pocket memorandums, combs anC
4 brushes, perfumery cases and the pret
tiest style of fancy box and note papel
together with fu'l line of druggist:
sundries. In tact and IN short we viii
have everything kept in a first-clasI
City Drug Store.
Saturday last was pay day for tn,
miners of Jellico. All day Sunda,
whisky flowed freely and at night
young war broke out. Marshal
Woolwine, in attempting to quell
: row, had to kill Noah Mifier, co
t Before theracket was over, anothe
, negro, Frank Kincaid, and a whit
= man, Press Willoughby, we're sho
!, dead. Recorder Smith received
e frightful wound in the mouth, and
3 L. Smith, bystander, both legs file
with shot. All quiet now,